Start from one sentence or your client's brief, and AI drafts the tree. Each page then goes to your client on a link, no account needed, with its wireframe and its mockup. Your client pins comments to the exact spot, and you see every change.
How it works
One sentence about your site. What it does, who it's for.
AI returns a full page tree in under 30 seconds. Hierarchy, page types, descriptions included.
Send your client a link. They go through the pages and approve them, with no account.
The brief usually arrives as a PDF, the sitemap lives in a drawing tool and client feedback in email threads. In Arbo, each page keeps its tree node, its wireframe, its mockup and the comments on it.
AI reads your sentence or your client's PDF and drafts the tree. For a redesign, import the live site.
They open the link without an account, go through the pages one by one, and approve them or ask for changes.
"Add a blog section", and AI reorganizes the tree without you touching a node.
Generate
Describe the site in one sentence or drop in the brief as a PDF, and AI proposes the hierarchy, page types and a description for each page. For a redesign, import the live site and Arbo rebuilds its structure with every URL.
Describe your project in plain English. AI handles the hierarchy, page types, and information architecture.
Every page comes with a type, description, and parent-child relationship. Pass it to design or dev immediately.
Use included credits or plug your OpenAI, Anthropic, or Mistral API key. Unlimited generation, zero margin.
Share
A link for your client, a status on each page, and comments pinned on the mockup. Your team works on the same project, by hand or by asking AI.
Your client opens the link and goes through the pages. No sign-up, no install.
Figma, image, PDF or live page, the mockup opens inside Arbo. Your client pins a comment on the exact spot. Each change to a page is saved as a new version.
From the Studio plan, the shared link shows your logo instead of Arbo's.
Invite editors and viewers to the project. Studio allows 5 editors, Agency 15.
"Split this into 3 sub-pages" or "Add a blog section." AI restructures the tree without you touching a node.
AI groups the comments into a checklist and flags requests that go beyond the agreed scope.
Redesign and SEO
Every page carries its URL, main keyword, volume and intent, and a status to keep, create, redirect or delete, with the target URL. On launch day, the redirect plan is ready.
One row per page, in tree order. Hierarchy, URL, keyword, volume, intent and status, ready to open in your spreadsheet.
Pages to redirect export as 301s to their target URL, pages to delete as 410s. One file to hand to the developer on migration day.
Link two pages right on the canvas and the link shows as a dashed line between them. Each page lists its links in its panel.
Integrations
Arbo is an MCP server. Any AI client can read and edit your sitemaps programmatically.
Claude Desktop
Native MCP support
Claude Code
CLI integration
Cursor
IDE-native MCP
ChatGPT
Via Apps connector
$ claude mcp add --transport http arbo "https://getarbo.com/api/mcp"One command to connect. Full read/write access to your sitemaps from any MCP client.
Wireframe
Select any page, get a lo-fi wireframe. Header and footer auto-extracted as global components. Export HTML directly to Figma.
AI reads the page type and description and proposes a relevant lo-fi layout. No blank artboard.
Header and footer detected and shared across all pages. Edit once, applied everywhere.
Copy the wireframe HTML, paste into htmlto.design. Auto-layered and ready for hi-fi, no manual cleanup.
Pricing
No subscription. No 'your trial expired.' One payment, yours forever.
Free
Try everything
Solo
For active freelancers
Studio
For small teams
Agency
For agencies
FAQ
Yes. Share links are interactive. Your client goes through the pages, comments and approves without signing up or installing anything.
AI generation. Other sitemap tools make you drag boxes manually. Arbo generates your entire website structure from a sentence and lets you edit it with natural language. Those tools are sold as monthly subscriptions. Arbo is a one-time purchase, and free to start.
Yes. The free plan includes 3 projects, 1 editor, 20 AI credits, 10 versions per project, PDF export, share links and client review. No credit card required. Paid plans (Solo 59€, Studio 129€, Agency 249€) are one-time purchases for unlimited projects and more credits.
They open the link, look at the page and click "I approve this page" or "I'd like changes". Each comment stays pinned to the spot it refers to. The PDF validation file keeps each page's approval for the meeting.
Yes, from the Studio plan. The shared link and the PDF carry your logo, your client doesn't see Arbo.
You can buy credit packs (from 4€ for 200 credits) or plug your own API key (OpenAI, Anthropic, or Mistral) on paid plans. BYOK means unlimited AI with zero margin from Arbo.
Yes. Select any page in your sitemap and AI generates a lo-fi wireframe. Header and footer are auto-extracted as global components. You can export the wireframe HTML and paste it into htmlto.design for instant Figma import.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI assistants like Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT read and edit your sitemaps programmatically. Arbo is an MCP server. One command to connect, and your AI assistant has full access to your projects.
A sitemap builder is a tool, not a service. You shouldn't pay monthly for something you use per project. Buy once, use forever. We charge for AI credit packs separately if you don't bring your own API key.
Yes. BYOK is available on Solo, Studio, and Agency plans. Plug your OpenAI, Anthropic, or Mistral key and use AI with no credit limits. Zero margin from Arbo on your API usage.
It replaces the structure part. Every page in the tree carries URL, keyword, volume, intent and status, and the CSV export gives you a clean sheet back. Keyword research itself still happens in your usual tool.
Import the current site, every page comes in with its URL. Mark what stays, what goes and where it goes, then export the redirect plan as CSV, with 301 and 410 codes. The full guide is on the SEO site migration page.